The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-09

/ Lebanon Lodge No 80. dedicated new hall and |
chancellor Heskel Grand Keeper of Records and Seal
Bowers. Ben +. Richardson and W. B. DePuy, OF this
city having charge of the installation exercises -Four
candidates were Instructed in the second and third
ranks sixteen members of Indianapolis Division No.
2. being present and assisting in the work An ele |
CANT supper was spread and general good time had |
To Brother @. s. Neal than any other person, is
due the credit of fitting up the handsome new hall
The following is complete list of all the officers
elected and installed by the different lodges in the
city during the past week, for the ensuing term:
oss ef' p s. G g. R
I y. o. H. Sheets. preate John T. Francis. K of R.
and " At A. Ro Ia Frsnln a.
HAZEL Q. g. Tunis lilly, representative Grand Lodge;
CAPITAL CITY Lodge, No. 81 Monday-Miles G. Hor-
naday, J. ?. C.; Eugene saulcy g; e.; J. W Jay y.
C.' Frank Larger prelate; " s. Gordon, Of Z. s.;
Harry Riel, NJ at A.; Bert Bales l. e.. Edward
Tavenor. o. G.; g. McGregor representative; John
Schiller Lodge Ne. 81. Monday--H. Kleipschmidt.
]. P: O.; John Fricker. G. c.; j. PLACER. Y; O.; ).
M 1T ws kssa * Of
| Rexroth. M. at A.; Louis Leventy, g.: IL boesher'-
Q. e.; William Kriser. representatives II. Hagedorn'
trustee.
Star Lodge, No. z, Tuesday-Robert McFadden J.
P; G.; Charles R. Jones G. G.; w B. DePoy V: g;
g.; Joseph Kingam NJ. of F.; j. E. Ladlum N. of E.;
Henry " Tutewiler, n. At A.; e. R. Holland: Q; G:'
No trustee or inner guard elected:
Marion Lodge No I, WednssdayoGeo. F. Meyer
o Mssss1 s1dss W s m
R. s.; Louis Essman, NJ of r.; Capt. G. J. Many, NJ.
SF e. Crater boreem GEO. Never Ress
d. B. Shdeer, trustee.
Excelsior Lodge. No IS, Frday-w H siddall, j..
Capt. J. L. Bieler, prelate; Walter W Davy K of R.
81 Edward Schroer, NJ of F.; Louis Feler, NJ of FL
E Fsss at Al ThG Rah Msous e.
Charles L. Schmidt trustee.
Indianapolis Lodge, No. Sc, K; of P, Thursday-J
P. G., G. s. Denny: G. c.. T. G. Harrison " c. E. E..
Fletcher Pre-; A. ". Cobb; NJ Of Elk, +. H. Beville
NJ. of F., J. s. A. Gould; K. of R. and S. Geo. 7.
holland; o. G., VIM L. Taylor; trustee G. S. Denny;
representatives to Grand Lodge C. s. Denny; E. E.
received sixtytwo applications for membership;
twenty-five members received sick benefits and two
were buried. The lodge has nearly three hundred
members, and its assets amount to Sc. 600.
4; Rsiss; 6. g, E. +; Knodel; v. G., John
Grein; NJ: of F. G: Ruclhelshaus; K. of R. and s.;
August Woerner M at A, William Brandt: g., F.
M. Beetzk; O. g. John Weilacher; representative to
4 Grand Lodge William Schoppe; trustee, Mick Stein
hauer.
On Tuesday evening Jan. 4. the following officers
of Danvle lodge No AZ. K of p, were daily in
stalled Dr. G. A. White, O. c.: Ward Carter. V. c.;
bssess X psss ssn F W Of and s.
guard Lon Gentry, outer guard. After the installa
tion which was open to all Knights and their families.
: there old-fashioned tafy pulling.
UNITED ORDER OF HONOR.
Washington Lodge No. A, will install their new Off
GERS tomorrow evening.
Washington Lodge conferred the degree two
members on last Monday evening.
Marion Lodge No. 80, conferred the degree on one
new member on last Monday evening.
+ On JAN II the central visiting committee has
general meeting at SCHUYLER Lodge, No. 1877
o. B. Pettjohn is the newly installed president of
l. Marion, No. 49, and Charles Tyor secretary
The lodges of the order the past week ALL with
:; very few exceptions. installed their officers.
The entertainment at Washington Lodge, No. 4, on
last Monday evening under the management of the
= central visiting committee, was q grand success.
The central visiting committee have arranged for a
|, | visit to Center Lodge, No. &c. next Wednesday
- evening when the lodge win meet in open session.
e Among those taking part IN the programme at
Washington Lodge, No. on last Monday evening,
20 were Messrs. Tylor of Marion; Mankedink. Bough-
il man. and Mrs. Vansickle of Indiana Lodge, No. 81.
[. KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HONOR.
;, Compton Lodge viii have degree work next Tuesday
| evening.
!, Compton Lodge elected James W. Mitchell to repre-
r; sent them in the Grand Lodge sessions.
D. VIM. Grund will represent Hope Lodge, No. 6, in
Aug. 10, 1887.
Prospect Lodge will have public installation of of
fcers, next Tuesday evening, in their hall
r. in the When Block.
The following officers of Compton Lodge were in
d stallel last Tuesday evening by D. D. Hasman.
ston Of f Prospect Lodge Past preteetor " Me-
Coy protector Sarah R. Roberts, vice protector Anna
dlle.t chaplain annie Me- f. p Mren; guide Mrs r.
g secretary, A. J. Glett, secretary, j. w. Hasman
treasurer, S. L. Drieshong; sentinel, w. j. Cursor.
,g District Deputy J. W Weasman, assisted by Past
lain and Past Protector O. o. Johnston, of Prospec,
!, Lodge grand guide installed the following officer.
Al for Hope Lodge on Wednesday evening last: Pas
OF protector Geo. Bruenig protector, Mrs Mckinley
viceprotector. Mr.. Tilford chaplain. Mrs. Tilford
o. cal secretary, c. E. Kerner treasurer VIM Grund
guardian, Mr.. Caldwell; sentinel. Mr.. Mckinley.
rs KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
ne ne Victoria Lodge. No. %, received three new mem
installed ON Monday evening. degree team is nov
RI being organised.
ae Eureka Lodge No "a installed their new officer
"a Friday night, and inflicted candidate. TIL
officers started with determination to make TIL
successful term, and Dictator W =. Wilson Wan p
build up order and increase the interest," in til
n. lodge Several COED talks we're made * members
ind good ans time bad BY an present The lodge
ne awaiting initiation.
KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN RULE
The s f & Castle Marion No
Va mander Mrs. L. A. South; commander II "
49, White; vieecomnander, Mrs. Hattie NJ. Hopkin.
&c G. W. B. Smith financial secretary: R. G. Hopkin.
trsasgre1 g aruDe prs1Msts s Harrington
n a Fred Scharfe; trustee, s. O. Collins.
ed IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN
nd Hiawatha Lodge No. rs have changed their nigh
of meeting from Friday to Tuesday.
M ~
of The Military Companies
ns Joseph Sharp, of the I. l.. L. has gone to Teri
lei Haute
on Capt F. W. Raw1es of the Fl. Wayne Rifles is III
nal Assistant Clerk in the House.
lge Owing to the slight attendance on last Mond,
evening, the I. L. A. postponed their business NEE
ing until tomorrow evening.
MT The Emmett Guards practice drills will be suspende
until the contract sublettng their armory the
ic Hail. to Mrs. Woodwork expires.
:" Frank Vinson of the Richardson Rifles. who h,